Validity of three measures of communication for predicting relationship adjustment and stability among a sample of young couples

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The possibility of whether data from 3 different measures of communication can predict relationship adjustment and stability a year later is examined. Studies indicated that the combination of Communication Skills Test-Revised (CST-R) and the Demand/ Withdraw Pattern Questionnaire (DWPQ) appeared useful in significantly predicting relationship stability.

Interpersonal communication in children, Child communication

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Reliability and validity of the revised children's manifest anxiety scale in a French-Canadian sample

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The reliability and validity of a French version of the Revised Children's Manifest Anxiety Scale (RCMAS) is examined. When correlated with the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory for Children the concurrent validity was found good.

Anxiety in children, Childhood anxiety

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